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     Adam de Chetwynd was the son of Sir Adam de Chetwynd de Chetwynd.¹ Adam de Chetwynd. Rector of Austrey, Warwickshire.¹ He married Hawise de Doditon, daughter of Adam de Doditon and Avelina de Woodcote.² There is no evidence that Hawise de Doditon married Adam the rector beyond the statement by Eyton that Hawise married Adam son of Adam de Chetwynd; the churchman could be a son of Adam and Hawise.³

     Sir Adam de Chetwynd de Chetwynd was the son of Robert fitz Turold.² Eyton in his History does not establish a genetic link with Turold, who held Catewinde of Roger de Montgomery, though later authors have assumed it and go so far as to say that he (or his son) assumed the name of the manor and being first of it, took the name Adam. Sir Adam de Chetwynd de Chetwynd married probably Agnes Lovell., daughter of John Lovell of Minster Lovell and Aliva Bassett, Chetwyn-Stapleton in his note upon the marriage says that Agnes was the daughter of John Lord Lovel of Tichmarsh and Minster-Lovel, Oxfordshire, and that this seems to be confirmed by the fact that his grandson Sir John de Chetwynd II. inherited property at Baxterley in North Warwickshire "from his kinsman John, son of William Lovell." He cites Lodge's Irish Peerage and Porney's Heraldry in support. However the Complete Peerage dates William Lovel's death to sometime in 1212 or 1213 and shows that John, William's son and heir, was a minor at the date of his death. If Agnes was indeed the wife of Adam then she must have been the daughter of William Lovel.^3,4 Adam de Chetwynd appears in the Forest-Roll of 1180 as compounding for a pourpresture by payment of 3s. In June 1200 he occurs as Visor in a case of Essoign, a business always at that time entrusted to knights. At the County Assizes of October 1203, Adam de Chetwind essoigned his attendance at the common summons, his Essoignor being Nicholas Crasset.⁵ Sir Adam de Chetwynd de Chetwynd died in 1210.³

     Adam de Chetwynd of Cublesdon was the son of Sir John Chetwynd.¹ Adam de Chetwynd of Cublesdon married Eva de Oswaldestre, daughter of Roger de Albo Monasterio Sire de Blancminster and (widow of) Llewelyn ap Iorweth. In 1282 Adam de Chetwynd, Eva de Oswaldestre and John her son and William the Provost were sued by Richard de Okeover and Beatrice his wife for disseizin of a house and of one third of 16 acres and one third of 100 acres of wood. Adam stated that he claimed through William de Ippestanes who was under age and in ward to him. William de Ippestanes stated that Richard and Beatrice had never been in seizing of the tenement because William de Ippestanes his father had enfeoffed in it one Petronilla the widow and after the death of Petronilla he had entered as of his own right. The verdict is illegible.² Adam de Chetwynd of Cublesdon was executed in 1282 after his death his widow, Eva de Oswaldestre claimed that he had given the wardship of Ipstones (inter alia) to her.² The Calendar of Charter Rolls lists in the charter for Lilleshall Abbey of 7 June 1285, the confirmation of a gift from "Adam de Chetewynd, 10s. yearly from the town of Blakeford and Coneshill."

     Agnes Chetwynd was the daughter of Adam de Chetwynd of Cublesdon and Eva de Oswaldestre.¹

     Alicia Chetwynd was the daughter of Adam de Chetwynd of Cublesdon and Eva de Oswaldestre. Alicia Chetwynd married Jordan de Puleston Lord of Flotesbroc, son of Richard de Puleston and Agnes (Unknown).

     Cecily Chetwynd was the daughter of Adam de Chetwynd of Cublesdon and Eva de Oswaldestre.¹

     Isabella Chetwynd was the daughter of Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre and Isabella Puleston.²

     Joan de Chetwynd was the daughter of Reginald Chetwynd and Hawisia or Avisia (Unknown).^1,2 Joan de Chetwynd is also recorded as Johanna Chetwynd.² She married Sir Richard de Peshall, son of Sir Adam de Peshall and Agnes de Caverswall, circa 1340.^1,3

     Joanna Chetwynd of Ingestre married Sir Robert Malveysin of Rideware-Malveysin and Shippeley, son of Thomas Malveysin of Rideware-Malveysin.¹

     John Chetwynd was the son of Sir John Chetwynd.¹ In April 1263 was serving with John fitz Alan in Wales.²

     John Chetwynd was the son of Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre and Isabella de Mutton.¹ Rector of the chapel of Ingestre.¹

     John Chetwynd was the son of Sir William Chetwynd of Ingestre and Matilda de Verdun.¹ John Chetwynd. Serjeant of Caen.¹

      Fl. 1221 when he appears amongst the Knights of Shropshire at the Assizes in November of that year.^3,4 Sir John Chetwynd was the son of Sir Adam de Chetwynd de Chetwynd and Agnes Lovell.² Sir John Chetwynd died before 13 February 1281 the date of the writ of Diem clausit which shows that the King's interference arose as having the wardship of John de Chetwynd's Suzerain, young Richard fitz Alan. The Shropshire Inquest states that the deceased had held Chetwind and its appurtenances for 2 knights' fees, of the Barony of Fitz Alan.⁵

     Sir John Chetwynd Lord of Chetwynd and Weston was born circa 1264 in Chetwynd, Shropshire.¹ He was the son of Adam de Chetwynd of Cublesdon and Eva de Oswaldestre. Sir John Chetwynd Lord of Chetwynd and Weston married firstly Joan (Unknown).² Sir John Chetwynd Lord of Chetwynd and Weston married secondly Joan Ercall, daughter of William Ercall, after 1320.² Sir John Chetwynd Lord of Chetwynd and Weston died in 1354.¹

     Margaret Chetwynd was the daughter of Sir William Chetwynd of Grendon and Alice / Alina St. Paul.¹ Margaret Chetwynd married William Purefoy of Shirford.¹

     Philip Chetwynd was the son of Sir Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre and Alice de Grendon.¹ Philip Chetwynd died before 1346 the Visitations say d.s.p. as does the Chetwynde Chartulary which gives a date of 1342.^1,2,3

     Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre married Isabella de Mutton, daughter of Ralph de Mutton II and Agnes (Unknown).² Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre was born circa 1263 he was 18 years of age in his father's IPM.³ He was the son of Sir John Chetwynd.¹ Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre died in 1283 (Eyton says 1285 and Chetwynd-Stapylton gives 1294).^4,5,6

     Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre was born say 1265.¹ He was the son of Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre and Isabella de Mutton.¹ Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre married Isabella Puleston, daughter of Sir Richard Puleston of Emral, in 1294.¹ Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre died between July 1307 and February 1308.²

     Sir Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre was born circa 1295.² He was the son of Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre and Isabella Puleston.¹ Sir Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre married Alice de Grendon, daughter of Sir Ralph de Grendon and Joan de Clynton, circa 1305.² Sir Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre died before 1338.³

     Phillipa Chetwynd was the daughter of Sir William Chetwynd of Grendon and Alice / Alina St. Paul.¹

     Ralph Chetwynd was the son of Sir Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre and Alice de Grendon.¹ Ralph Chetwynd married Margaret (Unknown) in 1346.² Ralph Chetwynd died in 1350 the Visitations say d.s.p.^1,3

     Reginald Chetwynd was born before 1292.² He was the son of Sir John Chetwynd Lord of Chetwynd and Weston and Joan (Unknown).¹ In 1316 he was the parson of Chetwynd.¹

     Reginald Chetwynd was born on 9 October 1264 or 22 February 1265.² He was the son of Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre and Isabella de Mutton.¹

     Reginald Chetwynd Lord of Chetwynd was the son of John Chetwynd.¹ Reginald de Chetwynd was Lord of Weston-juxta-Standon in Staffordshire, and of Chetwynd in Shropshire. The latter Manor is noticed as follows.- "Reginald de Chetwind holds the Manor of Chetwind with its members, viz. Stocton, Pynelesdon, Ethelarton (Ellerton), Sambrok, Bardeston, Howeleye (Howle), and half the vill of Pykesleye (Pixley), under Richard fitz Alan, by service of two knights' -fees; and he (Fitz Alan) holds of the King, in capite, and the Manor is geldable."² Reginald Chetwynd Lord of Chetwynd died in 1344.³

     Richard Chetwynd was born circa 1377.¹ He married Thomasine Frodesham.² Richard Chetwynd died in 1417.¹

     Richard Chetwynd of Ingestre was born after 1380.² He was the son of Sir William Chetwynd of Grendon and Alice / Alina St. Paul.¹

     Robert Chetwynd of Ingestre was the son of Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre and Isabella de Mutton.²

     Roger Chetwynd was the son of Sir Roger Chetwynd of Ingestre and Joan de Grendon.¹ Roger Chetwynd died whilst a baby.¹

     Roger Chetwynd of Ingestre was born in 1374.² He was the son of Sir William Chetwynd of Grendon and Alice / Alina St. Paul.¹ Roger Chetwynd of Ingestre married firstly Helena Hawkston, daughter of Sir John Hawkston of Wrineford.³ Roger Chetwynd of Ingestre married Elizabeth Malveysin, daughter of Sir Robert Malveysin of Rideware-Malveysin and Shippeley and Joanna Chetwynd of Ingestre, in 1394 (Burke giving a date of 16 Ric. II.).^4,5 Roger Chetwynd of Ingestre died on 12 November 1396.⁶

     Sir Roger Chetwynd of Ingestre was the son of Philip Chetwynd of Ingestre and Isabella Puleston.¹ Sir Roger Chetwynd of Ingestre married Joan de Grendon, daughter of Sir Ralph de Grendon and Joan de Clynton, say 1343.^2,3 Sir Roger Chetwynd of Ingestre died s.p.³